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Aug. 1, 2016 / By Rebecca Caux-Harry
Echocardiography is the study of the chambers, valves and major structures of the heart. The CPT books give us specific direction about what to look for within the report to […]
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July 18, 2016 / By Rhonda Butler
Warning: This blog may be pretty heavy going for non-coders. Possible side effects include, but are not limited to, uncontrolled eye-rolling, heavy-sigh-induced hypoxemia, facial tics and persistent vegetative state. If […]
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July 6, 2016 / By Donna Smith, RHIA, Sue Belley, RHIA
Donna: Hi, Sue – how was your 4th of July holiday weekend? Sue: Full of fireworks and time with my family. Hope yours was good as well! Donna: I had […]
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Dec. 16, 2015 / By Clarissa George
Recently, I boarded a Delta Boeing 757 plane. The plane held 180 passengers with a cruising speed of 517 mph. My flight to Portland, Oregon lasted just under two hours, […]
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Nov. 30, 2015 / By Cheryl Manchenton, RN
Let me start by saying Happy Holidays to everyone. However, I am feeling a bit like Mr. Scrooge. I have heard from many clients lately regarding their struggles with obtaining […]
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Nov. 13, 2015 / By Rhonda Butler
It seems that wishes are not just for fairy tales, they can come true after all. So far, it looks like the wish for an uneventful ICD-10 transition is a […]
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Aug. 26, 2015 / By Rebecca Caux-Harry
I went to see one of my physicians today. She at her computer, me in a chair, discussing the multiple medications I’m taking, and the resulting side effects. If you’re […]
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July 27, 2015 / By Rhonda Butler
If you have the slightest inclination to freak out about ICD-10 because change makes you nervous, please ignore this blog. Okay, now for the rest of you: the code sets […]